The National tribune., 1887-08-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The LIST N II. battery held their annual Re-
union at Manchester recently. The members
assembled at the Battery Building on Manches-
ter street, at IL o'clock, and an hour was pleas
antly passed in a social manner. Shortly after
noon barges were taken for Fletcher's Island
and Lake Massabesic. They were accompanied
by the War Veterans Drum Corps and Rob
Kuehn and his eoncertina. Upon their arrival
at the island a clam bake dinner was enjoyed,
after which the party embarked on the steamer
Joe Cobb for q ride about the lake. In the
evening q Campfire was held at Battery Hall,
which was a pleasant feature of the Reunion.
The old board Of officers was reelected, as fol-
lows: President, Capt. S. S. Piper; V.-P., ]. K.
Piper; Treas, John w. Dickey; Sec. George
+. Glines. 1t was voted to hold the next annual
Reunion on Sept. &c. 1888, the 9th anniversary
of the battery's muster into the United States
service. 1t was also voted to invite the ladies
to be present at the Reunion next year. Three
members have died since the last Reunion, viz:
Edwin r. Sias, Charles w. ofutt apd Clark s.
Gordon.
NEW JERSEY.
Geo. H. Bryan, Toms River: The survivors
of the 14th n. J. will hold their 10th Reunion
at Toms River, Friday, Aug. %. We expect
to have fine turnout All the members of the
regiment are earnestly requested to be present.
NEW YORK.
w. H. Ewell, Rochester: The ODD annual Re-
union of Col. Peter A. Porter's regiment, 9Th
n. Y. III. A.. Second Brigade Second Division,
Second Corps, will be held at Batavia, Monday,
Aug. %.
The annual Reunion of the survivors of the
Sd n. Y. l.. A. will be held at Utica Aug. "a.
c. B. Clute. Fonda: The survivors of the 153d
N. Y. will hold Reunion at Amsterdam, Sept.
%.
III. C. Fowler, Binghamton: The annual Re-
union of the survivors of the Tooth n. Y. will
be held at Binghamton, Aug. %.
The annual Reunion Of the survivors of the
126th N. Y. takes place at Waterloo, Aug. 26.
1t will include clam. bake, dinner aud PROM
enade concert and an opportunity will be
given to contribute to the fund to erect n mon
ument at Gettysburg to commemorate the gal
liant character, patriotic devotion, and heroic
deeds of their brave commander, Col. Sheriff..
At Reunion of the survivors of the 6lst
n. Y. held at New York city on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 10, regimental organization
was formed, with Gen. Francis c. Barlow as
President and Maj. Theodore w. Greig Secre-
tary.
The survivors Of the 122d ~ Y. will hold
their 25th Reunion at Fairmont. near SYRIA
cuse. on Saturday, Aug. q. Gen. Alex Shaler,
who commanded the First Brigade of the Third
Division, Sixth Corps, to which the l22d be-
longed, has accepted an invitation to be pres
ent.
OHIO.
grand Reunion Of old soldiers was held at
Camp Clark, Springfield, on the 4th inst. The
survivors of the 10th Ohio battery held a busi-
ness meeting. at which the following officers
were elected: President Reece Underwood,
Liberty; Sec'y, ]. w. Randall, Cedarville /;
Treas, S. A. Galbreath, Cedarville. At a
meeting of the 10th Ohio battery the fol-
lowing officers, all residents of New Carlisle,
were chosen for the ensuing year: President,
Pomroy Mitchell; Treas, Phil. Hyner; Sec'y,
Asa Mitchell. The matter of time and place of
holding the next Reunion was fully discussed.
1t was decided to hold the Reunion the third
Thursday in August 1855, either in Yellow
Springs or New Carlisle. There were 33
survivors of the 18th Ohio battery present,
and they reelected their officers as follows
President, Lieut.. A. Mattox, Cincinnati; V-P's,
FIJI. Houghton, Columbus; John Osborn,
Plattsburg; Charles J. Buck. Xenia; Capt.
c. S. Rice, New Orleans; John Sultzbach.
Springfield; Secy, Charles Wentz, South
Charleston; Treas, Z. B. Garfield, Spring
field; Executive Committeeman. Upton En-
fritz, X. b. Garfield and Isaiah Richards; His
torian, Henry w. Crozier, Washington, c. II.
| The headquarters of the 3lst Ohio were
crowded all day. At business meeting the
following officers were elected: President, Col
NJ. B.Walker. KentOn; First V.-P., j. C. Walker
4 SSCOuu VIZ, a.. OallCl, oCC y
| w. A. Cady; Treas, J. NJ. Cunard. 1t wa:
decided to hold the next Reunion at Redwood
on the third Tuesday in September, 1883
About los survivors of the i4th Ohio held
a meeting and renewed old acquaintance. A
committee was appointed to report needed
changes in the bylaws of the association
which require that Reunions be held on the
first Thursday in August. The members o
| the Goth Ohio met and q collection wa
taken up to defray the expenses of n com
mittee TO select the site of tire regimenta
monument on the field of Gettysburg. TIL,
following officers were elected for the ensu
ing year: President w. Wilson. Urbana; V.-P.
A. ID. Kicker, New Carlisle; Treas, NJ. Con
nell. Urbana; Secy, It. G.. Kellar. Urbana
Chap, w. Il. Parsons, WOrthington; Executive
Committee w. McAdam, Capt. Watkins ant
Capt Simpson. The election of officers OF tn
survivors of the 74th Ohio resulted as follows
President, Maj. w. Ii. Peters, Watseka, Ill.
First V.-P.. Lieut.. James Mccain, Xenia
Second V.-P, Robert G. Finley, Spring Valley
J Third Y.-P., X. S. Jacoby, Goes Station; Secy
J. NJ. Smalley, Springfield; Treas, J. w. Smith
jamestown. The Memorial Committee sub
mitted a very touching memorial on the deaf
Of Col. Granville Moody, the fighting parsor
which was unanimously adopted. In tn
evening a large Campfire was held. at whic
addresses were made by Mayor Kelley, Col. l.
w. Tulleys, Col. Jno. Il. Mitchell, Capt. G.
Rice, Capt. George Wilson, Chap. Frank
Mitchell. Mayor NJ. II. Peters aud others.
J. III. Rees. Columbus: You publish the dat
Of the 95th Ohio Reunion as Aug 10. Pleas
? correct and make it Aug. Is, 1887, at Londor
Sam J. Williams, Greenville: The survivor
Of the Sth Ohio battery will hold their secon
annual Reunion at Piqua Wednesday an
0 Thursday, Sept. and g. during the sem
annual Encampment OF the GA. r., Departmer
of Ohio. 1t was decided to hold this Reunio
4 at Dayton, but the place was changed to Piqu
. for various reasons by the Executive Con
. | mttee.
a A. ID. Stewart, Toledo: The survivors OF til
/. 25th Ohio will hold their seventh annual H
J, union at Republic Aug. 80.
s The surviving members Of Co. III, 123d Obi
4 will hold a basket picnic and company Reunio
Q ut the home OF Capt. ID. s. Caldwell, in Nevad
s WyandOtte County, on the 3lst Of August. A
i are invited 70 attend.
Thomas J. McNaghten, Pleasantville: TT
eighth annual Reunion of the survivors of IL
:, 18th Ohio will be held at Pleasantyille G
= Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 20 aud 81, il
= stead of the 9th. as previously stated.
Il. a. Ewing, Jackson: The survivors of Il
I, Seth Ohio will hold Reunion at Jackson o
> Sept. % and %, in connection with tho Oil
Ohio, l13d Ohio. LIST Ohio Ill. A., and ct the tin
!, of the great County Reunion.
= L. ). Rogers, Mt. Gilead: The Reunion
= the survivors OF the 26th Ohio will DO held
n Ashley Sept 81 and %.
= Isaac w. lngle, Napoleon: The survivors
- the 6sth Ohio viii hold Reunion at Liberl
Center Aug. %.
y. l.. Hubbard, Geneva: The annual Reuni,
In | of Co NJ od Ohio VI A will he held nj JefTa